By Ruth Richard Where did we lose it? Where did we keep good neighborliness? Where did we lose our morals, discipline and the saying “injury to one is injury to all?” I was stuck in traffic days back waiting for the ...
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Monica Commends Gov. Umahi’s Idea to Construct, Equip World-Class General Hospitals
...says the idea is innovative and visionary As reactions continue to trail the decision of the Executive Governor of Ebonyi State, Apostle David Nweze (FNATE, FNSE) to transform the health sector in the state through a rapid overhaul of all ...
Read More »The Liver and its Onerous Task of Blood Filtration
Greetings beloved , My name is CeeTee ESSIEN, am an Oriental Trained Naturopath/Consultant and a Television/Radio health anchor Personality Please allow me to welcome you to this unique page named, WHEN NATURE SPEAKS, where you will learn about natural health ...
Read More »Buhari Appoints Generals from Akwa Ibom to head Military Commands
Akwa Ibom has recorded another major military feat with the appointment and assumption of office of a two-star general from the state, Air Vice Marshal (AVM) Sampson Okon Akpasa, as the Air Officer Commanding (AOC) the newly-established Ground Training Command ...
Read More »Nigerian and the Theory of Racism
By Ruth Richard We must renounce our tribal identities; I’m a Nigerian NOT Igbo, Hausa or Yoruba. The recent current of the #BlackLivesMatter movement in the US has surged tremendously in Nigeria – a country in the thrall of its ...
Read More »TRULY A SEMESTER?
According to Merriam-Webster Dictionary, semester is one of two usually 18-week periods that make up an academic year at a school or college. The word semester is said to have been first used in 1827 and is of German, from ...
Read More »COVID-19 DAILY UPDATE
While we sympathize with families of Coronavirus victims not only in Nigeria but around the world. It is the constitutional obligation that we keep you abreast and updated with the trending facts and figures of the result carried out by ...
Read More »The African Church: One Fold, Two Primates?
By Osondu Ahirika In 1901, The African Church was born. Credit to Elder Jacob Kehinde Coker, then the People’s Warden, who spearheaded a revolt against the Anglican Church for allegedly marginalizing the African congregants. Issues of spite for polygamy, disapproval ...
Read More »COVID-19 DAILY UPDATE
While we sympathize with families of Coronavirus victims not only in Nigeria but around the world. It is the constitutional obligation that we keep you abreast and updated with the trending facts and figures of the result carried out by ...
Read More »TERTIARY EDUCATION IN NIGERIA: POST COVID19 WITH Richard Akpan
LOCKDOWN! It sounded like a long distant drum At first it was Wuhan in China where Corona Virus was said to have originated. It moved to the Western world and before we knew it, it came to Africa. Like a ...
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